HOTEL THE MITSUI HAKONE

Located on the historic grounds of former Mitsui family villas, HOTEL THE MITSUI HAKONE honors the area's rich heritage while embracing the surrounding natural beauty of Hakone. With views of Mount Sengen, restorative hot springs and exceptional culinary offerings, the resort is designed as a sanctuary of tranquility where guests can experience the timeless elegance of Japanese hospitality and a deeper connection to the destination.

Since the opening of HOTEL THE MITSUI KYOTO in 2020, HOTEL THE MITSUI has welcomed guests under its brand concept, "Embracing Japan's Beauty." Drawing inspiration from Japan's cultural heritage, craftsmanship, architecture and culinary traditions, HOTEL THE MITSUI HAKONE extends this philosophy to a resort setting, offering a distinctive luxury experience rooted in the character and spirit of Hakone.

Set on an expansive 14-hectare site, the 126-room property is thoughtfully integrated into its natural surroundings. Guests arrive via a tree-lined approach that leads to a dramatic roof structure framing views of Mount Sengen, creating a striking sense of arrival and an immediate connection to the landscape.

Conceived by the internationally acclaimed design firm Yabu Pushelberg, hotel interiors feature natural materials and textures throughout, blending effortlessly with the surrounding environment. The expansive lounge, with floor-to-ceiling openings and terraces overlooking the landscape, offers a bright and relaxing setting to unwind.

HOTEL THE MITSUI HAKONE

Surrounded by Hakone's abundant natural beauty, the resort offers a distinctive experience focused on renewal and wellbeing. Guests can relax in natural hot springs, savor seasonal cuisine and recharge through a variety of nature-based activities, including yoga and hiking, all designed to foster a deeper connection with the surrounding environment.

Guest Rooms

All 126 rooms feature a private bath with natural hot spring water sourced directly from the property's own spring. Accommodations range from 48-square-meter Deluxe Rooms to Villas exceeding 100 square meters, a Presidential Suite spanning more than 200 square meters, and the resort's most exclusive accommodation, the Signature Villa.

The Grand Rooms feature an impressive six-meter frontage, creating a bright and open atmosphere that seamlessly frames the surrounding landscape. Villas offer both indoor and open-air hot spring baths, providing a quiet sanctuary where guests can immerse themselves in nature and enjoy moments of quiet indulgence. With room types featuring baths overlooking the scenery, guests can take in the sweeping views of Mount Asama and the ever-changing beauty of Hakone's natural surroundings. Thoughtfully designed to blur the boundaries between indoors and out, each room offers a tranquil retreat where nature, comfort and understated luxury exist in harmony.

Thermal Spring & Spa

Set against the majestic backdrop of Mount Sengen and accompanied by the gentle sounds of the Jakotsu River, the Thermal Spring at HOTEL THE MITSUI HAKONE offers an open and immersive hot spring experience with both indoor and outdoor bathing facilities, creating a profound sense of connection with nature.

The spa features five treatment rooms, including a couples' suite, and offers a selection of exclusive treatments created specifically for HOTEL THE MITSUI HAKONE, providing a personalized and restorative wellness journey. Centered on the concept of "Surrendering to Serenity," the spa offers a sanctuary enveloped by the tranquility of the forest, inviting guests to experience a deep sense of calm and renewal.

Dining

Led by Executive Chef Hiroshi Takahashi, the property features a diverse array of culinary experiences. The all-day dining venue RIVERINE features indoor seating and an open-air terrace where guests can savor dishes prepared with locally sourced seasonal ingredients in a dynamic open kitchen setting, showcasing fresh seafood from Sagami Bay. Japanese Executive Chef Hiroyuki Kurosu oversees Japanese restaurant SANKEI, showcasing the concept of "Shindofuji," the harmony between local ingredients and the land, through three distinct dining experiences: kaiseki, sushi and teppanyaki. Lastly, The Bar LAMBENT offers a curated selection of Japanese whiskies and signature cocktails, and the space itself features a large-scale art installation inspired by the historic Tokaido route connecting Kyoto, Hakone and Nihonbashi.

Spaces

The resort offers an open and airy Function Room complete with a private terrace, suited to a wide range of occasions, from private group gatherings and celebratory events to corporate off-site meetings. Nestled within the forest, detached pavilion SHIKI-AN is a traditional sukiya-style structure crafted by Kyoto-based firm Yasui Moku Komuten, in part using timber sourced from the property itself. SHIKI-AN serves as a distinct destination for tea ceremonies and other special gatherings.

HOTEL THE MITSUI HAKONE's extensive grounds also feature walking trails, a riverside terrace deck along the Jakotsu River and a yoga terrace nestled among the trees, allowing visitors to experience the expansive natural surroundings.

To learn more, visit the official website.